Singing In The Rain | Rain falls on a cool Saturday, October 28, 2023 in Winslow, AR where a southbound Arkansas & Missouri Railroad excursion train prepares to enter the 1800s-era tunnel. ... (more)

Wednesday In Winslow | Alco C420 number 44 leads the southbound Arkansas & Missouri Railroad excursion train through the middle of Winslow, AR on a cool Wednesday, April 26, 2023.

Autumn is in full swing in Winslow, AR, where we see an Arkansas & Missouri Railroad excursion train heading south on the overcast morning of Saturday, November 5, 2022. This excursion train is ju... (more)

Having just exited the 1,726-foot-long tunnel in Winslow, AR, the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad's midday excursion train prepares to change direction before heading back south to Van Buren on a rai... (more)

Two of the Arkansas & Missori Railroad's Alco C420 units lead the Saturday Springdale to Van Buren excursion train south through the woods just seconds before rolling into the 1,726-foot-long tunn... (more)

A&M ALCO's in 2022: After a derailment on the Fort Smith bridge in early May stranded 3 for A&M's SD70's, the ALCO C420's were pressed back into road service. Also having disrupted traffic ... (more)

The Sunday excursion train on the Arkansas & Missouri Railroad rolls into Winslow, AR on a sunny October 17, 2021.

Take the oldest road switcher in service, clean and polish it, add white extra flags, marker lights and a polished brass bell, and you have the classiest power for a photographer’s special ever ... (more)

A&M's Fort Smith turn running right on time with dynamic brakes howling comes down grade into Winslow and will soon be entering Winslow tunnel.

The Arkansas & Missouri Fort Smith Turn breaks out of the shadows as it negotiates the reverse curve at Winslow, Arkansas.

Arkansas & Missouri special train sponsored by the Boston Mountain Chapter NRHS emerges from the south portal of Winslow Tunnel.

A southbound Arkansas & Missouri passenger train exits Winslow Tunnel and Winslow, Arkansas, on October 22, 1995. The train is powered by A&M’s lone Alco RS-32 No. 42, which can trace its ancest... (more)

The 1987 Arkansas & Missouri photographers special included a stop at the remote South Mountain viaduct. Here is the Fort Smith Turn on the viaduct.

Arkansas and Missouri's original owners, the Hannolds, were very receptive to rail photography - so much so that they sponsored several invitation-only photographer specials. My friend Rich Jahn w... (more)

Arkansas and Missouri’s Fort Smith Turn departs Winslow, Arkansas, on October 20, 1995, powered by six Alco C420s. With the recent derailment and damage to A&M’s three EMD SD70ACes, it is like... (more)